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'robubis Famine In Canned Goods.


CHICAGO, August l0.-Tho Tribune this
morning says fruit dealers Of the United
States have been placed in an unprecs-
dented situation. Except in California
the fruit crops throughout the country
have virtually failed. In Chicago, IS else
where, stocks OF preserved goods are about
eshauuted, and owing to the scarcity Of
labor en- the Pacific Coast, cannot be re-
placed, although wholesale prices have
risen from ten to fifteen per cent. Canned
goods, especially iruits, ore apparently 90.
spg 70 retail during the winter at fully
thirty cents above the prices obtained the
year previous. According to the Tribune,
an increase of.twenty.fye per cent to Cali
iornia's last yenr's pack will not be sufi.
Gent to prevent the Threatened canned
fruit famine in the East. ~
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LEXINGTON, KY, August ls.-John Kee-
ton testified in the Rowan Circuit Court
Yesterday that Taylor Young and his son
Allie had offered him 500 to kill Howard
Logan and he refuned, but that ho did
carry the money to John Trembo, who At
tempted 70 kill Logan. he said that Tay.
10. Young told him that Judge Colo had
said that there would be nothing done
With tha man who would kill Howard
Logan. This same Cole now presides over
ne court. Not guilty wsa; the jury's YER.
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(. CONDRNsED rELEGRAats.

q, The total number Of deaths resulting
from the Chatsworth disaster up to date
amounts to seventy.nihe. s. n S.i.
The Postmaster General has issued d
statement giving come statistics Of the De.
partment. There are now In existence
IS, 1911 tpostotHCes in the United States,
which Is an increase OF y ,54S over last
year. MA 4 llzi Z:
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BAR HARpoR, Ne, August Is. -secrs-
tary Whitney refused to be interviewed
upon the Admiral Luce matter, saying
that no came here for rest and not to
'"'.alk chop" The naval review appointed
for tomorrow, will be postponed unless the
storm abstes. The North Atlantic SQUAD
ron will eail for. Newport on Monday, '195tSf..!
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Married While He WIS Drunk.

LAKE LINDEN, Mich, August lS.-James
Smith, while under tho influence Of liquor
iour weeks ago, married woman OF the
town. As soon % be came to himself he
separated from the woman. The act
weighed on his brain, however, and yes
terday he blew out his brains. Smith was
q prominent figure in social circles and
WAS accounted q prosperous business man.
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A PARKERSBUnG Fight

Hesults In "A Plan for Wholesale Robbery
Coming to Light. rf. t.'F
Special Dispalch to the Iuisllioacer. -;
HARRISBURG, August 49, George
Daeme, better known as George Bowen, a
coloEed employee at. Hills Hotel, was as.
saulted this afternoon by John Duty, a
young white man from Pennsboro, appar.
emily without cause, and very seriously in.
jured by two blows on the head with q
hammer. Duty says that he and Deema
had been quarreling about plan to rob
Hill's Hotel and the First National bank
Of this city tonight. Duty was arrested.
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A Brave Gil Reward.,l.

New York, August 1S-Miss Nina Mat
thews, Of St. Louis, was presented with a
jewclled locket by the guests of the Man.
hanset house, Shelter Island. She saved
George G. Rain, OF St. Louis, from drown
ing the other day at the risk of her life.
Miss Matthews is only seventeen. She
weighs ninety pounds. She is as pretty
as 9 picture. ..5 ~. 49, ,. ~
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/, Sons Of Veterans.

& DEsAolNEs, Ia, August 1s.-In the Ma.
tional Encampment, Sons Of Veterans, to.
day the Committee on Rules and Regula.
tons presented a voluminoua report. The
Committee on Ritual favored no change
In the present ritual and was authorized
to prepare a suitable burial service The
proper committee reported resolutions
which were adopted, one thanking tho
two local camps, the G. A. r and another
asking Congress- to pssa the dependent
pension bill prepared by the. G. "A. r.
a commAnder-in.chief will be elected to-
morrow h sc n Bis Va. l. ~ :
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THE SITUATION CRITICAL.
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NOT In General Crooks Dspnrtfn ant.

e. 49,, - iN1AAoi"A SEookb department. 49,
Y CHICAGO, August 1s.-A special to the
Times from Omaha, Neb., says Regard
ing the telegram received from Governor
Adams, Of Colorado, asking aid in sup
pressing the Ute outbreak, General Crook
said yesterday that the scene OF the OUT
break ia not located in his department,
although the neareat post, Fort Duchssne,
In Utah, ia under his command. Willie
the General has his iorcea at that point, as
also at number Of others, in readiness to
move at very short notice, yet he does j
not feel justified with the information he I
has, in taking the initiative, especially 10
he has no knowledge as to the where.
aoouts OF the Indians and his information
de6nate and unsatisfactory. The Gem
erai accordingly forwarded copy OF the
telegram by wire to Genera. Merritt, Com !
mander Of the Department Of Missouri,
who has charge Of the troublesome dis
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A Singular Accident.

LAScAsrRR, Pa August ls.-William
Haines,a boy who worked at the WOODEN
mill in Mt. joy, was removing wool from
tho freight depot there yesterday after
noon. When the Lancaster accommoda-
ton train passed that place, James b.
schlegelmilch, a blacksmith, who was on
the train, threw. of a bundle Of steel bars.
The bars struck the boy and knocked his
brains out. (, The Jury exhonerated Schle-
pelmilCh from ali blame, -; Il.
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Wanted to Marry Gould,s Daughter

New YoRk, August ls.-A young fel-
low, aaid to be employed on railroad at
Kings Creek, West Va, aud who calls
himself J. NJ. Traber, has been trying to
captiyate Miss Nellie Gould, eldest daugh.
ter Of Jay Gould. Recently Traber Sc.
cured notice in western paper an.
nouncing his engagement to marry Miss
Gould. and on Tuesday it was copied in
the Graphic. Jay Gould In card to tho
editor OF the Graphic denounces the report
as q canard, and Tsber as a half.crazy
crank. sfi5g d 81 j.s5zts1'g5 ~. ~,
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PARIS, Auguat lS.-Captain Bernard,
chief Of the military balloon service in
the French camp at Chalons-sur. Merne,
has invented mechanism for steering and
propelling& balloons, which will enable
them to resist wind blowing at the ve-
locity OF ten metres per second.
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A Soltlier'n Sad Denth.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August 1S.-The body
OF a man who had papers on his persen
showing him to have been successfully
Sergeant, Lieutenant aud Captain Of Com.
pany A, 55th Illinois Volunteers, Was
found on the Baltimore & Potomac Rail.
road track last night, near this city. He
had been killed by o train. He was q
United States pensioner, and was born in
Roston yss ~. Is ~, 81. s .tia q 3 3.
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/. The Sad Results of a suustroke,

PAREERsRuRa, W. Va, August 49,
Miss Addie Lee, aged %, the daughter Of
wealthy parents, residing at Guysville, a
few miles from here, was sunstrnck while
out walking few weeks ago and she be.
came violently insane. She grew. worse
until she became q rsving maniac and
had to be locked up alone. When she
WAS fed it was through hole in the door.
After suffering Tor twelve days death
came to her relief last night. From grief
over her daughter's misfortane her
mother is not expected to live. ia.g
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Two Accidental Dentf,h.

CIEvElAsp, o., August ia thirty.
foot arindstone in Butcher & Gibbon's
-four works at Canton burst to-day killing
Henry Papsen, an employe. "a
AT Zsnesyille, O., while James Drake,
aged s., was adjusting a bolt in a planning
mill, he was thrown upon a saw and In.
etautly killed, ": s5Fi;;i55y.s ssl5S-f
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TACOMA, w. TpAugust s.--Dennis
Ryan, tho St. Paul millionaire, aud a COM
pany Of eastern capitalists, began the
erection Of the largest smelling and re-
duc!ion works in the country In Tacoma
yesterday. The capital stock OF the COM
pany Is placed at s., 000, 900, and the works
are to turn out 400 tons Of ore daily. Ii
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The love OF tho New York World for the
President Is ovGr.powerlng. The I'resi.
dent muat have noticed this himself as he
read his exchanges. Moreover tho Dem.
ocrat World Is not always fair to the Dom.
ocrat President. s,5 .l( S.ia
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Gnudnur challenges roe Zoo, u, q

sr. LOUIS, August ls.-Jacob Gaudaur,
through his backer here, teleg,aphed the
editor Of the Turf, Field and Farm to-day,
that he challenges John Teemer to row a
three mile race for the. championship and
Sl.00G a side. 4 The race to take place on a
lake course and upon smooth water any
day between September II and "a next. J,
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A County o,llosr tu Trouble,
Special Dispatch to he Iltsl!tgeneer.

slsrERsylLLE, W. VA, August S.-There
is something OF q sensation in this county
over the fact that Hiram Underwood, one
the comfy commissioners, is alleged to
have criminslly assaulted one Of his
piecea. He haa had preliminary hear
ing before 8 Justice of the Peace. Opin-
ions are divided as to his guilt. IL, sE'gs5
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SARATOGA, N. y, August ls.-Two hun
drsd lawyers were present at the morn
ing'B session OF the convention Of the
American Bar Association. q Thomas J..
Semmes, President, Of New Orleans, was
in the chair. The annual address wa de-
livered by Henry Hitchcock, Of St. Louis.
The committee on commercial law sub
mitted its report. gAa y, sa%l =
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UNITED .iRELANpoj
Gives Some Excellent advice to tho English
a Wa Landlords. ,.st;7t lt' W.

uiSeh some EAceusht advice to tho English
WA Landlords. ~ ~ 49, y &
DUBLIN, august IS United Ireland
urges landlords to embrace the last chance
and confess that Home Rule is inevitable.
It advises them to appoint committee
to meet MIR. Gladstone, Mr.. Pa.nell and
Lord Salisbury in .round.tsbls confer
ence: aud submit to them suggestions re-
gaarding, their wishes, and to make tho best
Of the situation. jFRHE f5iTIii555st .1''"'E
The result will be, It says, the election
IN few weeks OF a Home Rule House Of
Commons and the opening Of an Irish
Parliament In 1888 TIi the landlords ira.
ternizad with the National League instead
OF scresming "suppreas it, they might
ss'l! inhaence tho structure Of the Hon,s
Rule party Parliament, which will follow,
whether the landlords like or dislike il.
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Was It Another Air brake AFFAIR?

BALTIMORE, MD., August 1S.-A COLI.
sion occurred laat night on the Baltimore
& Ohio road by which one Of the east
bound freight trains run into the rear Of
another freight train. Seventeen cars
were wrecked. The collision was about
three miles west Of Ellicott City, on the
main stem, near Hallifold's Station. A
train Of colored excnrsiorists from Har-
per'a Ferry were detained on the track
until this morning. The engineer and
conductor Of one train were, it Is believed,
fatally injured. The fremsn arc also
probably fatally hurt. 20 5g;.7 .goo5&
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TaE Corporation Counsel Of New York
decides that monkeyu are "noxious AMI.
msls" within the meaning Of the law. II
Is only nsiShburly to bring this to the at.
.sntion Of tho Rcgisier manager, that he
may govern himself accordingly when be
visits the METROPOLIS. "a it!4
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N FththuI sINuHhtbr OF CNttIe and Hogs,
CHICAGO. Angnst l9.-Near Naperyille,
Ills, two Chicago, Darlington & Quincy
live stock trains coilided in q fog this
morning, making a fearful wreck. One
engine plowed through three care loaded
with flat steers for Chicago and huge
beasts almost without exception were scat.
tered msngled and bleeding along the
track or pitched down twenty foot EN-.
bankment. A hog car on the other train
was completely teleacoped by the tender
and a great number Of tho porkers were
Crushed to . jelly. One engineer, known
as Yankee Robinson, WAS seriously, but
not fatally injured. 'E1! it7I.1150''5i5Sl
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A Blnudy Fight.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 1S.-A
bloody ARRAY took place at Coal Creek
last night between Davis Adkins and
John Mahafiey and his young brother,
Ben. Knives were used and all the par.
ties were frigh,fully butchered.. Ben Ma.
hsffey died this morning and his brother
is not expected to live. Davis Ia under
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western railroad. Persons living in the
vicinity heard strange noises near the
track aud upon going 10 the scene caught
a view Of two men hurrying away. The
train came along at this moment and
was nearly derailed by huge stone that
had been placed between the rails. The
cowcatcher was smashed but no other
damage was done. Fifty passengers were
aboard tho train, '{'lNslI RI TT,7
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'apor. Sack Men in secret ,ta.,, Council

PIrrssuRaH, Pa, August 1s.-The paper
sack manufacturers Of the United States
held secret meeting here to-day. The
delegates refused to divulge the object OF
the conferences, but 1t Is understood that
the principal question discussed wsa the
equitable adjustment q wholesale rates
for sRcka t4i WI F n ii lsi
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{ clevslaad Gives til. Com mission Rope 90.

SAN Francisco, August 49, President
Cleveland telegraphed to Chairman Pat,
terson this morning authorizing the Pa
cifc Railway Commission TO use their
own discretion in the matter Of employing
counsel in the contest against the officials
Of the Central Pacific railroad in the
United States Circuit Court. The ques-
ton before the court Is whether the Com
mission has not power to compel Senator
Stanford to explain what the 81. 900, 900 Of
unclaimed vouchers Was extended for and
whether it WIS to influence State or
National legislation. The Commiesion
declined to give the text Of the telegram
ior publication. q =; $ 5 " (, r.
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RoNE, August ls.-1t is stated that
Baron Blanc, the Italian Ambassador at
Constantinople, will be the Italian Minis.
ter OF Foreign A fairs. The appointment
will be a welcome one to Germany, sj,Ss 4
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B Admiral Luce has issued q memoran.
dunn Of instructions for American fisher,
men,. We are surprised to find nothing
with reference tospittiug on the bait boz
lore casting.-Burlin9ton Fres Press.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, August ls.-six hun
dred coal miners in Laurel county, KY,
are on strike. They demand an increase
in wages. A strike is expected at the
JeIlico mines also. }s.5&5 g.g'.' 799r3ss33Ia
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Trouble Between the brewers and Coopers,
MILWAUKEE, August Is. Considerable
stir hau been created among the members
Of the brewers' union, formerly Gambrin.
us Assembly Of K. Of L., by the state.
ments made by some Of the cooper bosses
whose employees arc in the coopera' strike,
The bosses passed resolutions stating that
the tight barrel coopersge business has
been ruined by the strike, and that as the
brewing company has been unable to So.
cure q supply Of kegs In this city they we're
buying elsewhere. The members OF the
brewers union Immediately investigated
the matter, as the union stands pledged
not to handle kegs from the outside; II
the statement were found to be true over
1000 men would stop work. at the
schlitz brewery it was learned that the
firm had not bought a keg outside of Mil
waukee and at the Best and Blatz brewer
iss the same condition OF things was re.
ported The striking coopers held meet
ing this morning, but declined to make
their proceeding public further than to
state that they know the statement Of
the bosses to be false. ..sla,55is,iI5
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Whom tho Lin, of ne,o,lu =,

are parted in 2 emile, they disclose row
Of pearls riyaling in purify those which
the diver brings up from the bottom .roi
the Peraian Sea. What will best preaerye
these gems Of the mouth? sozodont, the
celebrated beautiaer and preventative Of
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Az white as pearls her dainty teeth;
Z. Her ruby lips with roses vic; - \
4 Her mouth quite klssabie her breath
". AS sweet rs gales from Arnby., 80,
3 But uo'hiug strange In this appcaN.-
For she's used s0Z0DUNT Tor years.
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Important Labor Order,

CHARLESTON, S. G., August ls.-An i'm.
portant labor pronunciamento has Just
been issued by the Builders Trade League
OF Georgia, headquarters at Augusta, the
League is composed OF brick layers, stone
lnssons, carpenter, timers, painters, &C.,
and embraces nearly the entire State Of
Georgia. The following schedule is pub.
lished: No work with non-union men
no work il any sub-contract job; fifty
eight hourD week the limit, and ali firms
furnishing building material to contrac.
tors who exact more than tiity.eight hours
to be boycotted. A formal demand will
bs made in day or two for the diacharge
Of ell non.union men. ~ Z -. =
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MILDLY CESsIfREn.

Tho Coroner's Jury aIlames the COMPANY
for tho Washington Accident. 81.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 1s.-Coro.
ner Patterson began an inquest to-day
irto the cause OF the death Of the engineer
killed yesterday morning in the accident
on the Baltimore &sOhio "Y." The tes.
tlmony taken shows the engineer did all
in his power to stop tho train. When he
found the air brakes had failed he sip-
nailed for ordinary brakes and applied an
extra steam brake on the engine, which ia
used lin emergencies. ID Tho LOCOMOTIVES
wheels were aiding when the train ap.
preached the ~" anu the brakes on Tia
coaches were act solid against the wheels.
All the train hands, including the porters
Of the sleepers, were on the platform trv.
ing to stop the train, but the time waa i'm
short for tho hand brakes to act effect
iyely.,s z a 5s5 q a ia.
Alter further testimony the Jury, r..
turned a verdict that deceased cane to his
death "from injuries received in an acci.
dent to- the express train Of the B. n q.
Railroad due in this city at 6: 20 a, NJ. Tho
Jury believe this accident and others thnt
have occurred at this point is due to the
very great rapidly OF speed with which
trains hsbitually enter the city, and esne.
cially in rounding this, curve, which The
company must knew to DO q dangerous
point. ii;j "a a!
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Manifold .peYeata zauesY,,,a.

special Dispdtch 10 he lntellt0encer. n. +
MANSFIELD, o., August 1S.-Zanesville
came here Boosting that she would wipe
up the earth with the home team. The
score tells the story as to how they failed
to carry out their boast. Lemons was
knocked out by Mansfield early in the
proceedings. The home team fielded in
8 very brilliant manner, while the work
OF the yisitors was frequently very lame.
Score: Mansfield, =; Z,nesyille, 8. Hits
Mansfield, IA; Zanesville, 10. Errors
Mansfield, 2; Z.nesyille, S. Battsries-
Miller and Zsiher, for Mansfield; Lemons,
McMillen and johnson, for Zanesyille.
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Ghp g'atte.4liige,lp,ny:..
oalool Nun. as aud VI Fourteenth street.
WuExLlSa's fame will 20 abroad as q
great REUNION town. That won't hurt
M bit, Gtl8ls,sa .Get'i 4, I

Fuon preson, Indications Only the early
worm will bO able to got decorations for
hlu premises. The elothful and tho tardy
will be Loft -.erribly left. Is hint to the
wise sufficient? .gt x Z
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sANTI-POVERTYl'TES
IN SESSION Ar SYRACUSE. N. +,
The Convention a Very Stormy Onc-Ths
Struggle. OF the Socialists for Recogni.
tion-lIenry George Is bitterly At. n
ly} Tackled Acrimonious Debates. 4 /,

# q d T..
ted Labor Party Convention was to have
reasaembled at nine o'clock thia morning,
but 1t was an hour and a half late.
Tho reason was that three score OF the
delegates from New York and Kings coun.
ties had Sat up until five o'clock this
morning to get even word from the room
at the Empire house where tho Commit.
tee on Credentials held stormy session.
When this committee was named yes.
to-day afternoon It was intended to ex..
clndo the delegates who had any sympa.
thy with the Socialists from tho body, but
as the business Of the committee pro.
dressed 1t was found that there were some
staunch friends Of the Socialists on the
committee. 14
Lawrence Gronlund, the socialistic
leader, has circulated pamphlet among
his followers here, in which Tho severely
denounces Henry George. =
Shortly after the convention reassem-
bled to-day the Committee on Credentials
made its report. In almost MI cases thew
reported In favor Of the sitting delegated,
W. 7. Croasdale, Of New York, chair.
man, read the majority report, and by It
the Socialistic delegates we're denied ad.
mission to the convention. Edward
Frickelstein presented a minority report
recommending that the socialistic dele
gates be admitted. sf
& Alter Ecore OF motions, amendments
and substitutes had been offered, a motion
Was carried by which both sets of delegates
-.-Socialistic and United Labor-were al.
lowed hvs minutes each In which to ad-
dress the convention.
Z. ~. ANOTHER sQuABBLE. ISL
0 Upon reassemblipg there was another
long and acrimonious debate which was
ended by the adoption Of the majority re.
port. The Committee on permanent or.
ganizatien then reported John McMsckin.
Of New York, for President, and other OF.
fcers. Alter squabble the report was
adopted, after which there was recess
until o'clock. n
= The following communication was re.
ceiyed from committee OF the Union
Labor party: "At the convention of the
Union Labor party held at Rochester this
resolution was unanimously adopted:
! Resolved, That committee Of fifteen be
SELECTED by the chair, to wait upon the
United Labor party, at Syracuse on the
18th mat. and that the committee have
full power to unite on State ticket with
the provision that the first five planks in
the Cincinnati platform be main.
tanned, The committee AJAX that
your body appoint a similar
committee to confer with us on the point
embodied therein. The communication
was Immediately sent back to the commit.
tee with the information that the couven-
could not treat with them. After tile ap-
pointment Of Committees on Resolutions
and Platform, the convention adjourned
until morning. 8. 70 D., -. .l3-.. s i